Kingston

Ontario

98 historic places

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Front facade depicting gallery and limestone foundation.; RHI 2006

Municipal Heritage Designation (Part IV)

157-161 Queen Street

Kingston, Ontario

View of the main (north) façade showing attachment to 221 King Street – July 2004; OHT, 2004

Ontario Heritage Foundation Easement

223 King Street East, Kingston

Kingston, Ontario

View of the main façade of the administration section of the Administration and Main Cellblock Building, 2001.; Bruce Macdonald, 2001.

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Administration Building /Cell Block (C-18, C-16)

Kingston, Ontario

Exterior photograph of the portico; Parks Canada / Parcs Canada, HRS, 2013

National Historic Site of Canada

Ann Baillie Building National Historic Site of Canada

Kingston, Ontario

General view of the Armoury, showing its picturesque detailing carried around all sides, embellishing the essentially warehouse-like form of the Armoury, 1988.; Parks Canada | Parcs Canada, J. Adell, 1988.

Classified Federal Heritage Building

Armoury

Kingston, Ontario

General view of Bellevue House, showing its elaborate detailing of scalloped eave fringe, window shutters, balcony canopy, brackets and balustrades, spoke-shaped verandah rails and tower finials, 2009.; Parks Canada Agency / Agence Parcs Canada, André Guindon, 2009.

Classified Federal Heritage Building

Bellevue House

Kingston, Ontario

General view of Bellevue House showing the original Italianate proportions of its silhouette with a high square tower, balconies and a columned verandah, 1985.; Parks Canada Agency / Agence Parcs Canada, B Morin, 1985.

National Historic Site of Canada

Bellevue House National Historic Site of Canada

Kingston, Ontario

View of the Blockhouse, showing the square, two-storey massing with pyramidal roof, 1989.; Agence Parcs Canada / Parks Canada Agency, 1989.

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Blockhouse

Kingston, Ontario

Exterior Photo; (Environment Canada, Canadian Parks Service, Architectural History Branch, J. Adell, 1989.)

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Bradstreet Block

Kingston, Ontario

General view of Branch Tower East, showing the simple geometric massing of the massive ashlar faced circular tower, 1996.; Parks Canada | Parcs Canada, Graham, 1996

Classified Federal Heritage Building

Branch Tower East

Kingston, Ontario

Exterior photo; Parks Canada | Parcs Canada

Classified Federal Heritage Building

Branch Tower West

Kingston, Ontario

View of the main façade of Bridge Office and Shop, showing the symmetrical arrangement of windows and doors, 1993.; Department of Public Works / Ministère des Travaux publics, 1993.

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Bridge Office and Shop

Kingston, Ontario

View of the main entrance of Building B-37, showing the articulated corner accents, the emphasized and elaborated principal entrance with projecting portico, and the recessed entrance of classical derivation, 1993.; Parks Canada Agency / Agence Parcs Canada, 1993.

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Building B-37

Kingston, Ontario

View of the rear façade of Building B-39, showing the wrap-around continuity of the belt courses, 1993.; Parks Canada Agency / Agence Parcs Canada, 1993.

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Building B-39

Kingston, Ontario

Exterior photo; (Canadian National Railways, E-2926-9)

Heritage Railway Station

Canadian National Railway Station

Kingston, Ontario

Exterior photo; Parks Canada | Parcs Canada

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Caponier

Kingston, Ontario

National Historic Site of Canada

Cataraqui Cemetery National Historic Site of Canada

Kingston, Ontario

General view of the Cathcart Tower, showing the cylindrical tower with the shallow, conical snow roof that covers the parapet and gun platform, 1992.; Parks Canada Agency / Agence Parcs Canada, 1997.

Classified Federal Heritage Building

Cedar Island Cathcart Tower

Kingston, Ontario

Church of the Good Thief front façade showing retaining wall along King Street West- 1994; OHT

Ontario Heritage Foundation Easement

Church of the Good Thief (Roman Catholic)

Kingston, Ontario

General view of the Administration Building at Collins Bay Institution; Parks Canada Agency / Agence Parcs Canada

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Collins Bay Institution, Administration Building, A-1

Kingston, Ontario

General view of the Cell Block, Building B-1; Parks Canada Agency / Agence Parcs Canada

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Collins Bay Institution, Cell Block, Building B-1

Kingston, Ontario

Exterior photo; (Department of National Defence, 1994.)

Recognized Federal Heritage Building

Commandants Residence, former Royal Navy Hospital, Building 10

Kingston, Ontario

General view of the Commissariat Stores / Reverse Fire Chamber East, showing the long moderately pitched hipped roof pierced at intervals by squat masonry chimney stacks, 1996.; Parks Canada | Parcs Canada, 1996.

Classified Federal Heritage Building

Commissariat Stores / Reverse Fire Chamber East

Kingston, Ontario

General view of the Commissariat Stores / Reverse Fire Chamber West, showing the simple, plain geometric massing of the solidly built ashlar faced rectangular building, 1996.; Parks Canada | Parcs Canada, Graham, 1996.

Classified Federal Heritage Building

Commissariat Stores / Reverse Fire Chamber West

Kingston, Ontario